Can any one identify this chain saw ?

[Migmac]

You know the retail...

Yes! I’ll get a quote from you if that’s ok, part number 503 52 94 -01 or 02

 

[dan.taylor.1]

Yes! I’ll get a quote from you if that’s ok, part number 503 52 94 -01 or 02

No problem, I'm back in Monday, I'll have a look at the spares saws too see if anything of that era is up in the loft.

 

[Migmac]

No problem, I'm back in Monday, I'll have a look at the spares saws too see if anything of that era is up in the loft.

Thanks Dan

 

[dan.taylor.1]

50352901 no longer available from Husqvarna, ending 02 (which is the newest version of the part) available but on back order till the end of the month and cost is £117.39. I'll have a look later for a used one.

 

[Migmac]

50352901 no longer available from Husqvarna, ending 02 (which is the newest version of the part) available but on back order till the end of the month and cost is £117.39. I'll have a look later for a used one.

Thanks Dan

 

[angellonewolf]

ok update on this the saw looks to be working fine i was helping take 2 very large trees down only a few days ago the trunks where near the size of the bar its self and started and run well a beast of a mechine made mince meat out of the trunk with no slowing down and when i spoke to the gents i was working with they have used it a few times since its been back and work as should

only thing i have to do at some point is look at the stop switch as it dont stop the saw so you have to flood it with the choke but that will be addressed over a weekend some time prob just need the contacts cleaned up to earth it out

 

[angellonewolf]

thanks every one for the help on this

 

[Memmeddu]

ok update on this the saw looks to be working fine i was helping take 2 very large trees down only a few days ago the trunks where near the size of the bar its self and started and run well a beast of a mechine made mince meat out of the trunk with no slowing down and when i spoke to the gents i was working with they have used it a few times since its been back and work as should

only thing i have to do at some point is look at the stop switch as it dont stop the saw so you have to flood it with the choke but that will be addressed over a weekend some time prob just need the contacts cleaned up to earth it out

Two strokes doesn't really need a spark plug to work.
Check out other things too after replacing the switch.
It might have been too hot do to the amount of work and kept running on its own.
Check the rpms at full revs and the spark plug temperature if it's in the range the saw is supposed to run .
Then check the exhaust if it's clean.
Adjust the car to rev up to 500 to 800 rpms lower then the maximum RPMs in the specs .
It's just a small insurance to stay safe .
It happened to me on my jonsered .
It was running fine at 12000 RPMs but it was supposed to reach 10500 only
I wasn't running lean either, I did ported and increased the compression ratio on it.
It just needed a colder plug

 

[Kram]

Two strokes doesn't really need a spark plug to work.

Yes, yes they do. We are talking in the realm of petrol two strokes as opposed to nitro or diesel 2T.